JPSC

JPSC Civil Services Pre Result 2026 – Out

Organization Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC)
Total Vacancy 103 Posts
Job Location Jharkhand

Important Dates

Application Start Date
31 January 2026
Last Date to Apply (Extended)
09 March 2026
Exam Center Info Release Date
08 April 2026
08 April 2026
14 April 2026
Preliminary Written Exam Date
19 April 2026
Answer Key Release Date
21 April 2026
Result Date (Pre) - Available Now
02 July 2026
Main Exam Application Window
03 July to 09 July 2026
Main Exam Document Hard Copy Submission Last Date
14 July 2026
Main Written Exam Dates
18, 19, and 20 July 2026

Application Fees

Unreserved / EWS / EBC-I / BC-II ₹100/-
SC / ST / Primitive Tribes of Jharkhand ₹50/-
PwBD - min 40% Exempted

Fees must be paid online via Credit Card, Debit Card, Net Banking, Wallet, UPI, or Bharat QR code and are strictly non-refundable.

Age Limits & Relaxations

Minimum Age
21 Years
Maximum Age
35-40 Years (Category-wise)

The minimum age cut-off date is calculated as of 01-08-2026, while the maximum age limit is calculated as of 01-08-2022. Cumulative age relaxations apply for multiple criteria.

Recruitment Overview

The Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) is running the Combined Civil Services Examination-2025 (Advt. No. 01/2026) to recruit 103 officers across 9 state cadres, including Deputy Collector, Deputy Superintendent of Police, and Assistant Municipal Commissioner. Selection comprises a Preliminary screening test, a Descriptive Main written test, and an Interview phase.

Mode of Selection / Exam Stages

  • Preliminary Examination (Objective)Consists of two compulsory papers (General Studies I & II) worth 200 marks each, acting as a screening process.
  • Main Written Examination (Descriptive)Features 6 compulsory descriptive papers totaling 950 marks (Paper-I is qualifying only).
  • Interview TestEvaluated out of 100 marks with no minimum qualifying threshold mandated.

Vacancy Details & Eligibility Criteria

Post NameDepartmentEligibility Criteria
Deputy CollectorPersonnel, Administrative Reforms & Rajbhasha DeptGraduate degree or equivalent qualification from a recognized university.
Deputy Superintendent of PoliceHome, Jail & Disaster Management DeptGraduate degree or equivalent qualification; must satisfy specified medical condition benchmarks and physical height/chest parameters.
District CommanderHome, Jail & Disaster Management DeptGraduate degree or equivalent qualification; physical requirements match standard security posts.
Probation OfficerHome, Jail & Disaster Management DeptGraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
Assistant DirectorWomen, Child Development & Social Security DeptGraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
Assistant RegistrarAgriculture, Animal Husbandry & Co-operation DeptGraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
Assistant Municipal Commissioner / Executive OfficerUrban Development & Housing DeptGraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
Jail SuperintendentHome, Jail & Disaster Management DeptGraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
Assistant Director-cum-District Public Relations OfficerInformation & Public Relations DeptGraduate degree or equivalent qualification.
JPSC Civil Services Pre Result 2026_result

How To Apply For JPSC Combined Civil Services Form

Candidates submit their details strictly online via the JPSC One Time Registration (OTR) portal framework.
  • Navigate to the official registration site at jpscotr.com.
  • Create your login profile by completing the One Time Registration (OTR) module.
  • Log in using your registered Email ID, Phone number, or Candidate ID coupled with your Password.
  • Fill out the application details ensuring your name and parent details mirror the exact spelling recorded in your Matriculation certificate.
  • Scan and upload a clear colored passport-sized photograph and your signature in the designated uploads portal.
  • Submit the form, process the non-refundable fee dynamically using the digital payment gateways, and print two physical copies of the generated dashboard form for safekeeping.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Candidates clear a two-stage screening process: the objective Preliminary exam, followed by a descriptive Main examination and an interview. There is no restriction on the number of attempts a candidate can take.
The preliminary examination consists of two compulsory papers (GS-I and GS-II) of 200 marks each. There is no negative marking penalty for selecting incorrect options.
All qualification marks sheets, certificates, and resident/caste documents must be officially issued before the online application closing window deadline to be deemed valid for verification.
The Commission selects candidates for the Main exam equal to approximately 15 times the total advertised vacancies. For the interview pool, the shortlisting cap is roughly 2.5 times the vacancy count.
When aggregate marks match, preference goes to the candidate with higher marks in the Main written test papers. If a tie persists, the candidate who is older in age takes structural priority.
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